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· 12/14/2009

Harris v. Horton

Citations

  • 341 S.W.3d 264
  • 2009 Tenn. App. LEXIS 839
  • 2009 WL 4801719

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  • mother and sister of man who died in a motor vehicle accident sued paramedic who circulated photos of the accident scene and decedent’s corpse at a driver’s education class
  • mother and sister of man who died in a motor vehicle accident sued paramedic who circulated photos of the accident scene and decedent’s corpse at a driver’s education class
  • mother and sister of man who died in a motor vehicle accident sued paramedic who circulated photos of the accident scene and decedent’s corpse at a driver’s education class
  • mother and sister of man who died in a motor vehicle accident sued paramedic who circulated photos of the accident scene and decedent’s corpse at a driver’s education class
  • mother and sister of man who died in a motor vehicle accident sued paramedic who circulated photos of the accident scene and decedent’s corpse at a driver’s education class
  • “ ‘[T]here is no liability when the defendant merely gives further publicity to information about the plaintiff that is already public’ and [ ] ‘there is no liability for giving further publicity to what the plaintiff himself leaves open to the public eye’ ” (emphasis added

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Judges: Holly M. Kirby

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